April has passed, farewell Art Dye, important date in Durant, and the impact of ignorance in “Uneducated Stupidity”

The Diamondbacks’ game on Tuesday was anything but ordinary as a bee swarm behind home plate caused a two-hour delay. This strange incident added to the already bizarre opening month of the season for the team. With eight roster moves involving pitchers and Corbin Carroll hitting less than .200, the Diamondbacks have faced their fair share of challenges. Only two players from the team are in the top 40 in the National League in batting average, and the team has committed 17 errors in 31 games.

Despite their struggles, there is hope for the Diamondbacks to turn their fortunes around. By improving their hitting, fielding, and getting their pitching back on track, they can start moving in a positive direction. The team is not as bad as their record indicates, and there is potential for improvement.

In other news, Art Dye, a well-known figure in the Arizona grassroots basketball scene, has stepped down as the head coach at Benjamin Franklin High School in Queen Creek. At 77 years old, he shows no signs of slowing down, stating, “The only time I’m going to retire is when I’m in the grave.” Dye’s dedication to coaching and mentoring young athletes has left a lasting impact on the community.

Additionally, the upcoming matchup between the Suns and Kevin Durant on July 8th has sparked speculation about the team’s future after their first-round playoff exit. NBA insider Bobby Marks shared his insights on the Suns’ chances of winning a championship, adding to the anticipation surrounding the team’s next moves.